Non Shrink Grouts Market (2026 - 2036)

Non Shrink Grouts Market Forecast and Outlook 2026 to 2036

In 2025, the non-shrink grouts market was valued at USD 1.81 billion. Based on Fact.MR analysis, demand for non-shrink grouts is estimated to grow to USD 1.90 billion in 2026 and USD 3.00 billion by 2036. Fact.MR projects a CAGR of 4.8% during the forecast period. Growth reflects steady uptake across infrastructure anchoring, industrial equipment installation, and transport asset refurbishment governed by structural performance standards.

The market adds approximately USD 1.19 billion in value over the decade, indicating measured compounding rather than rapid acceleration. Demand follows capital spending on foundations, machinery installation, and asset reinforcement, while pricing reflects compliance with ASTM C1107 and EN 1504 6 performance criteria. Value growth is supported by wider use of engineered grout systems in load bearing and alignment sensitive applications, even where overall construction activity fluctuates.

As Benoît Bazin, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Saint-Gobain, stated in the 2024 Universal Registration Document following the acquisition of Fosroc, “Saint-Gobain has changed radically and greatly expanded its geographic presence in high growth areas. We are also continuing to increase our presence in construction chemicals, an essential lever for the decarbonization of the sector.” [1] The statement reflects Saint-Gobain strategy to scale specialty construction chemicals, including non-shrink grouts, through portfolio expansion rather than standalone product growth, as per Fact.MR assessment.

India records the fastest growth at 5.9% CAGR, supported by infrastructure and metro rail construction standards. Vietnam follows at 5.7% due to industrial foundation and port development activity, while Indonesia grows at 5.6% through national project execution. China posts 5.0% as equipment installation and urban rail projects continue. Saudi Arabia grows at 4.8% driven by industrial and energy asset reinforcement. Mature markets including the United States at 3.1%, Germany at 2.6%, and Japan at 2.2% remain replacement led, constrained by long maintenance cycles and strict engineering approval processes.

Non Shrink Grouts Market Definition

The non-shrink grouts market covers cement based and resin based grouting materials formulated to harden without measurable volume loss after placement, as defined in ASTM [2]. These materials fill gaps between structural elements and transfer loads from equipment bases to concrete foundations. They are supplied in dry or pre mixed forms and placed under machinery, columns, anchor bolts, and precast joints. Typical users include construction contractors, industrial maintenance teams, and infrastructure owners responsible for alignment, anchoring, and load bearing repairs.

Non Shrink Grouts Market Inclusions

The report covers global and regional market size estimates in volume and value terms with a forecast period from 2026 to 2036. Segmentation includes grout type, cementitious and resin based, application areas such as equipment foundations and structural anchoring, and end use sectors including construction, industrial plants, and transport infrastructure. The scope also includes regional demand patterns and pricing benchmarks.

Non Shrink Grouts Market Exclusions

The scope excludes shrink compensated mortars and general repair concretes that do not meet non shrink performance criteria under ASTM C1107. Finished structural components, precast elements, and turnkey foundation systems are not included. Decorative floor toppings, consumer grade repair products, laboratory scale formulations, and experimental grouts without documented use in construction or industrial anchoring applications are also excluded worldwide markets.

Non Shrink Grouts Market Research Methodology

• Primary Research: Primary research involved interviews with grout manufacturers, construction contractors, equipment installers, and civil engineers engaged in foundation and anchoring works.
• Desk Research: Desk research used ASTM C1107 specifications, EN 1504-6 anchoring standards issued by CEN, government infrastructure manuals, and company annual reports and technical datasheets filed with securities regulators.
• Market Sizing and Forecasting: Market sizing applied a hybrid top down and bottom up model using construction spending data from national statistical offices, equipment installation rates, and grout consumption norms referenced in EN 1504-6.

Data Validation and Update Cycle

Outputs were validated through cross checks against procurement tenders, trade statistics for cement and resin materials, and public capital expenditure disclosures, with updates applied when verified source data is revised.

Summary of non-shrink grouts market

Market definition

• The non-shrink grouts market covers cement based and resin based grouting materials engineered to harden without measurable volume loss after placement, ensuring load transfer and dimensional stability in anchoring and foundation applications, as defined under ASTM C1107

Demand drivers

• Infrastructure owners and industrial operators specify non shrink grouts for machinery bases, rail assets, and bridge bearings where controlled expansion and compressive strength are mandated under structural performance standards, based on Fact.MR analysis.
• Transport, energy, and industrial projects continue to procure non shrink grouts as part of installation and refurbishment cycles governed by anchoring and load transfer requirements under EN 1504-6
• Growth in metro rail systems, industrial foundations, and wind and energy installations across Asia Pacific is increasing specification of engineered grout systems over generic mortars, as per Fact.MR.

Key segments analyzed

• Product type: Cementitious non shrink grouts lead with an estimated 55% share in 2026 due to cost control, ease of onsite handling, and compliance with ASTM C1107 expansion criteria, based on Fact.MR
• Application: Machinery baseplates account for about 26% of demand, reflecting continuous installation and realignment of industrial equipment across power, cement, metals, and processing plants, according to Fact.MR.
• Geography: Asia Pacific records the fastest growth led by India, Vietnam, and Indonesia, while North America and Europe remain replacement-driven markets constrained by long maintenance cycles, based on Fact.MR analysis.

Analyst opinion at Fact.MR

• Shambhu Nath Jha, Principal Consultant at Fact.MR, opines, ‘CXOs will find that non shrink grout demand is anchored in specification-led applications where controlled expansion, compressive strength, and anchoring performance matter more than general construction volume.’

Strategic implications and executive takeaways

• Fact.MR is of the opinion that suppliers should align growth strategies with performance-critical applications such as machinery installation, rail anchoring, and structural rehabilitation.
• Fact.MR opines that expanding high-performance and hybrid grout portfolios can improve participation in projects governed by ASTM and EN anchoring standards.
• Fact.MR analysts recommend strengthening technical approvals and site support capabilities to secure repeat inclusion in infrastructure and industrial tenders.

Methodology

• Based on Fact.MR’s report, estimates draw on primary interviews with grout manufacturers, contractors, equipment installers, and civil engineers.
• Fact.MR analysis integrates ASTM C1107 specifications and EN 1504-6 anchoring standards with public infrastructure and industrial project documentation
• Outputs were validated through cross-checks against procurement tenders, trade data for cement and resin materials, and public capital expenditure disclosures.

Non shrink grouts market drivers, restraints, and opportunities

Fact.MRanalysis indicates that the non-shrink grouts market exists as a value-added segment within construction materials, used where grout volume stability is required for structural bearing, anchoring, and load-transfer applications. As per FACT.MR, non-shrink grout formulations are specified because they maintain or slightly expand in confined spaces after curing, preventing gap formation at baseplates, rail support, and bridge bearing pads an outcome verified by standard test methods such as ASTM C1107, which sets performance requirements for packaged grouts with controlled expansion [4]. This structural reality supports consistent demand from infrastructure projects, industrial facilities, and heavy civil construction, where grout performance directly influences asset safety and service life.

FACT.MR is of the opinion that the market is undergoing a shift toward high-performance and specialty formulations driven by engineering requirements and project specifications that measure compressive strength, expansion limits, and flow characteristics. Based on FACT.MR’s report, generic cement-based mortars that lack controlled expansion are being replaced in critical load-bearing applications with engineered non shrink grouts, even though these advanced products typically carry higher formulation and quality assurance costs. This pricing gap means that total value for non-shrink grouts can grow even where bulk volume growth is moderate, reflecting value contribution from performance attributes that matter in structural applications.

• ASTM performance specifications: FACT.MR analysts note that ASTM C1107 performance criteria for expansion, compressive strength, and flow influence procurement specifications, leading engineers and owners to require tested non shrink grout products rather than generic binders
• Infrastructure and heavy construction demand: Based on FACT.MR’s report, sustained investment in bridges, rail systems, power plants, and industrial facilities in North America and Europe supports consistent use of non-shrink grouts because controlled expansion and strength retention are prerequisites for structural bearing and load transfer.
• Asia Pacific construction activity: FACT.MR opines that rapid expansion of reinforced concrete and specialized industrial projects in China, India, and Southeast Asia increases specification of engineered non shrink grouts, as project owners seek materials that align with international performance benchmarks referenced by structural engineers.

Competitive aligners for market players

The non-shrink grouts market shows moderate concentration, with competition clustered among established construction chemicals suppliers serving structural, infrastructure, and industrial demand. Participation is typically linked to technical specification approval for projects requiring controlled expansion and high compressive strength. Practical competition revolves around product performance, service support, and certified compliance with standards such as ASTM C1107. General construction chemicals growth supports demand for non-shrink grouts as a segment of cementitious grouting solutions.

Structural advantages accrue to suppliers with broad product portfolios and global distribution. Companies that offer multiple non-shrink grout formulations, from precision mixes to deep pour systems, secure specification inclusion across base plate grouting, anchor bolt seating, and machinery foundations. For example, Master Builders Solutions lists several MasterFlux non shrink grouts in its portfolio, demonstrating product breadth. Smaller regional firms typically depend on distribution partners and lack testing support, limiting access to large infrastructure frameworks.

Buyer leverage is reinforced through dual sourcing and prequalification. Contractors and asset owners include multiple suppliers on approved lists to mitigate dependency risk. Negotiations focus on application reliability, technical backing, and delivery capability rather than price alone.

Recent developments

• Saint-Gobain Finalizes Global Consolidation (Oct 2025): Saint-Gobain officially completed its acquisition of Fosroc, a titan in the non-shrink grout and technical mortar market. This move turned Saint-Gobain into a global construction chemicals powerhouse with combined sales of €6.5 billion across 76 countries. This acquisition is the cornerstone of their "Lead & Grow" strategy, specifically targeting the high-growth infrastructure sectors in India and the Middle East. [5]
• Sika Launches "Five-Country" Expansion (Feb 2026): Just this month, Sika AG inaugurated five new production facilities simultaneously across the United States, Argentina, Colombia, Bangladesh, and Tanzania. These plants are designed with "Industry 4.0" automation to produce advanced concrete admixtures and specialized grouts. The Florida (USA) facility alone is expected to cut 8,000 tons of carbon emissions by 2032 through high-efficiency waste-reduction systems. [6]

Scope of the Report

Bibliography

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